Bronze Age and medieval settlement remains on the high moor, including hut circles, cairn, and later tinworking evidence.
A Bronze Age stone hut circle within an enclosure, standing on the open moorland west of Cross Gate.
Bronze Age stone hut circle settlement on open moorland, scheduled monument near Scorhill stone circle.
A Bronze Age barrow, or burial mound, standing near Shaugh Cross on the open moorland of central Dartmoor.
A wayside cross site and 18th century waymarker on the open moor southeast of Beetor, marking an old route across Dartmoor.
A granite wayside cross standing on the open moor north of Warren House Inn, likely medieval in origin.
A medieval wayside cross standing north of Lee Moor, marking an ancient route across Dartmoor.
Remains of a tin smelting works on the northern slopes above Dry Lake, a testament to Dartmoor's mining heritage.
Remains of a tin streaming blowing house north of Yealm Steps, a remnant of medieval mining on Dartmoor.
